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[QUOTE="Noorealamhimo, post: 67167, member: 25607"] Those returns are all the more remarkable when you remember that the Bank of England base rate is just 0.75% and most bank or building society savers’ rates fail to preserve the real value or purchasing power of money against the insidious effect of inflation. The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) is increasing by an annual rate of 1.5% while the Retail Prices Index (RPI) is rising roughly twice as fast. Fortunately for investors willing to accept the risks inherent in stock markets – share prices can fall without warning and you may get back less than you invest – many investment companies deliver dividend income in addition to their potential for capital growth. The average yield – that is, dividends expressed as a percentage of share prices – from investment companies in the UK All Companies sector is 2.4%, while the average income for shareholders in UK Smaller Companies is 1.9%. Both streams of cash have risen strongly in recent years. The average annual increase in dividends paid to shareholders by UK All Companies investment companies over the last five years is 8.9%, while UK Smaller Companies shareholders enjoyed income rising at an annualised rate of 13%. Bear in mind that if the former rate of increase is maintained, dividends would double in less than a decade and, if the latter rate of increase is sustained, they would double in fewer than five years. [/QUOTE]
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